- Bionic Commando swings, but doesn't jump, back into action
- Rewind to 2006, when PS3 had in-game XMB (seriously)
- Together, PS3s can be very brainy
- Payton gives us some insight into Kojima Productions
- Killzone 2: a step ahead of all things next-gen
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- Prices for Arena Season 1 items revealed
- Blue Notes: Deathwish change justification, new repair bot info
- Decorative WoW soap bars
- Voice chat goes live; brains scarred
- More bang for the buck on the TCG
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- What is Metal Gear Solid: Infinite War?
- Pursuit Force sequel: making it easier, more accessible
- Playing as the Predator in upcoming AvP game
- Homebrew endows PSP-2000 with full screen TV output
- Japan celebrates Legend of Heroes series
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- The Joystiq Weekend: October 13 - 15, 2007
- Madden NFL '08 en Espanol que vienen este año
- Another analyst: Wii will beat the other things this holiday
- Capcom reveals Bionic Commando for PS3, Xbox 360, PC
- Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom dated ('08 for most)
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- Apple responds to Greenpeace: what part of "end of 2008" didn't you understand?
- Hyundai shows off W-100 watch phone
- iPhone report: most owners left Treos, Sidekicks behind
- BenQ T33 avoids brick status, offers music without a SIM
- Icahn still wants Motorola's handset biz spun off
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- The electric car, darling of the 1907 Auto show
- What's up (or down) with corn futures?
- New method to obtain cheap natural gas from coal
- CCM to campaign CMX450 in the British motocross using E85
- BREAKING: Ener1 and Th!nk sign the largest contract for lithium-ion batteries in automotive history
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- Apple responds to Greenpeace: what part of "end of 2008" didn't you understand?
- Genius Traveler 915BT Laser: the presenter's mouse
- Sex with Massachusetts Robots by 2050 -- wicked!
- Tektronix oscilloscopes could catch fire due to volatile Li-ion
- Apple lowering DRM-free tracks to $0.99 -- embracing Indies?
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- Thinksecret throws their guess in the Leopard hat: October 26th
- Mac BU posts Entourage 2008 details (finally)
- Apple limits iPhone service to AT&T account holders
- Has Apple cracked down on unlocker-resellers?
- Found Footage: iPhone bricked? Still useful
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- AutoblogGreen for 10.16.07
- VIDEO: The Evolution of the 911
- Pedestrian safety inspires EU to consider better brake requirement
- Fifth Gear takes the MINI Clubman for a spin
- MV Agusta and Benelli developing middleweight triples of their own?
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- Stuff Your Rucksack With Things to Help Local Charities
- RFID for Luggage: Coming To An Airport Near You?
- The Big Trip Contest: How Does Around the World Sound?
- One for the Road: Planetwalker
- Golf Love: In Afghanistan and More
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- Lumenlab shoves PC inside 42-inch 1080p display, calls it Q
- Samsung showcases VM-DX10 DVD / flash hybrid camcorder
- Panasonic intros 5.1-channel RP-WF5500 wireless headphones
- HDTV Listings for October 15, 2007
- Southeast Asia's first HD channel, HD5 launches Nov 11
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- Google launches video ID tools for content publishers
- Microsoft updates Live Search maps, announces Live Search 411
- PCLive: free security suite for Windows
- Build your own mean, green computing machine
- Windows Home Server OEM leaked
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Continuing its praiseworthy support for the Nintendo DS, Square Enix has announced DS Style, a new line of software for the casual gaming audience. According to the latest issue of Famitsu, the company is venturing away from its RPG franchises for a moment, focusing instead on leisure activities like yoga, classical music, and gardening. It might not sound as exciting as SRPG battles or Chocobo mini-games, but different strokes for different folks.
